Dinosaur Names
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- ALLOSAURUS
- ANKYLOSAURUS
- APATOSAURUS
- ARCHAEOPTERYX
- BRACHIOSAURUS
- BRONTOSAURUS
- CARNOTAURUS
- COMPSOGNATHUS
- CORYTHOSAURUS
- DEINONYCHUS
- DILOPHOSAURUS
- DIPLODOCUS
- GALLIMIMUS
- IGUANODON
- MAIASAURA
- MICRORAPTOR
- OVIRAPTOR
- PACHYCEPHALOSAURUS
- PARASAUROLOPHUS
- PTERANODON
- SPINOSAURUS
- STEGOSAURUS
- THERIZINOSAURUS
- TRICERATOPS
- TYRANNOSAURUS
- VELOCIRAPTOR
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Twenty-six dinosaurs by their proper scientific names, and yes, you'll have to spell Pachycephalosaurus. Dino-obsessed kids who already know their raptors from their sauropods will love the challenge, and adults may need a second look. Play it on screen or print it for a rainy afternoon.
Dinosaur Names Word Search Answer Key
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